Or the attempted financing.
Or the broker.
Now the question was whether I was grieving too much.
Whether I was lonely.
Whether I had become irrational.
Whether I was making emotional decisions.
Margaret came to the cottage that afternoon.
We talked about legal protections.
The revoked authority.
The disputed signature.
Estate planning.
Then she said,
“You should reconsider your will.”
For years, Bradley had obviously been my primary beneficiary.
Who else would there be?
Perhaps I had said “someday” too often.
Someday Bradley will have this.
Someday Bradley will understand.
